"Minnesota Makes History with All-Women City Council in St. Paul's 2023 Election"

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St. Paul, Minnesota is likely to have its first all-women City Council in its history, with women of color making up the majority, after Tuesday's election. Incumbents Mitra Jalali, Nelsie Yang, and Rebecca Noecker won reelection, while newcomers Saura Jost, Hwa Jeong Kim, and Cheniqua Johnson are leading in their races. The Democratic Farmer-Labor Party endorsed candidates in six wards, and if all leads hold, St. Paul will have a historic all-women City Council.
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